We visited the market that sets on Wednesday, it had a mix of producers, artisans with local crafts: pottery, leather, baskets, fabrics, tablecloths,etc. beautiful colors and diversity. There were vegetables, salamis and charcuterie, olives, spices, wine and flowers.. and also a great variety of clothes,...More

Dotted around the centre of Aix are several farmers' markets on various days of the week, selling fresh fruit and veg, meat, sausages, fish, herbs, spices, bread, cakes, soap, calissons (the local sweet speciality), flowers, plants. Great places to wander around, sniff, savour, sample, buy...More

Aix is a largish city- the largest in Provence- and is surrounded by many agricultural producers as well as markets held in towns throughout the Region. It is the "Granddaddy of markets" and one can get all types of food--- the selection of Olives and...More

I have gone to markets in various cities and countries and this one rates up there with the best. Not to be missed.

I have been making sushi for more than 20 years and love the quality of the fish and shellfish at the Aix Open Market, especially from the vendor named Frank (pictured), adjacent to the coffee shop on the corner. Frank is exceptionally knowlegeable and very...More

Because of the works going on at the Place de Prêcheurs, the markets have been moved. I should imagine that until the redesign of the square and other works are finished, the markets will move around a bit. All the markets are lovely (just about...More

We took a short and affordable bus ride from Marseille to visit the markets here over a weekend, they were varied and beautiful. Wide range of products from local produce, to prepared foods, to local handicrafts. The streets were filled with people and yet it...More

Great food stalls and a carousel for the kids. Especially recommend stall selling melted cheese sandwiches!

I guess all of them are pretty good. We meandered at one that we stumbled across and enjoyed it. We bought radishes, sausage, cheese and fabrics. Nice.

The week end food markets were great along the Cours Mirabeau and the circle. The merchandise markets left a lot to be desired. However the ar market R. G Saporta was well worth the walk